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Verburgt, J.H.P. · Research portal (Tilburg University) · 2012

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Michael Richardson · The International Encyclopedia of Surrealism · 2019

Surrealist interest in dialectic as a methodology was an inherent part of its practice almost from the beginning. No doubt this interest first arose from the revelation of its discovery of the work of the Comte de Lautréamont/Isidore Ducasse, the young man who divided himself up to write the two wor

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Michael A. Peters · 2017

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Eduardo Maura · 2013

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Adler, Mortimer Jerome · 1927

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Adler, Mortimer Jerome 1902-2001 · 1980

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Adler, Mortimer Jerome 1902-2001 · 2000

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Morphew, Kirk L. · VTechWorks (Virginia Tech) · 2015

LORD, shall we not bring these gifts to your service? \n\nShall we not bring to your service all our powers \n\nFor life, for dignity, grace and order, And intellectual pleasures of the senses? \n\nThe LORD who created must wish us to create \n\nAnd employ our creation again in His service \n\nWhich is already His service in creating. \n\nFor man is joined spirit and body, \n\nAnd therefore must serve as spirit and body. \n\nVisible and invisible, two worlds meet in Man; \n\nVisible and invisible must meet in his temple; \n\nYou must not deny the body. \n\nChoruses from "The Rock" \n\nT.S. Eliot\n\nWe read in this stanza, from a T.S. Eliot poem, a description of man. Here we find man as a created being experiencing the two separate worlds that merge within him. We witness the coexistence of these two worlds in life and death, in our ideals and our temporality, in what we desire to be and what we are. \n\nThis thesis is a study (in architectural terms) of humanity touching the ideal, of the ephemeral brushing the eternal. And beauty, I must not deny beauty.

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